Where’s the best place to pray? Jesus taught, “But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to the Father” (Matthew 6:6). The command to “enter into thy closet” to pray means you aren’t supposed to pray just to be seen and praised by others. It doesn’t mean you can only pray in closets, of course. You can pray anywhere—at home, on the bus, at work, or wherever you find yourself in need of some comfort, guidance, or strength. God can hear and help you

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Pray intentionally in these three important places in your home. Pray in the bedroom, where rest and spiritual battles begin and end. Pray in the kitchen, the place of provision and daily sustenance. Pray in the living room, where family, fellowship, and decisions are made. When these places are covered in prayer, you invite God into every area of life and that is where God begins to do the impossible in your life. | Pray with Grannygrace

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